Trouble in Tharbad Adv.Pack - Lord of the Rings - LCG

Trouble in Tharbad Adv.Pack - Lord of the Rings - LCGThe Lord Of The Rings Lcg: Trouble In Tharbad Adventure Pack FFMEC28 : The scouts began to return. Some had gone north beyond the springs of the Hoarwell into the Ettenmoors; and others had gone west, and with the help of Aragorn and the Rangers had searched the lands far down the Greyflood, as far as Tharbad, where the Old North Road crossed the river by a ruined town. J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the RingTrouble in Tharbad is the third

The Lord Of The Rings Lcg: Trouble In Tharbad - Adventure Pack - FFMEC28 : “The scouts began to return. Some had gone north beyond the springs of the
Hoarwell into the Ettenmoors; and others had gone west, and with the help
of Aragorn and the Rangers had searched the lands far down the Greyflood,
as far as Tharbad, where the Old North Road crossed the river by a ruined
town.” –J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the RingTrouble in Tharbad is the third Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. After finding their way through several encounters with hostile
Dunlending warbands, a handful of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes arrive at
the ancient, ruined city of Tharbad. There, they hope to locate the Dwarf
named Nalir, who holds information that the White Wizard believes may prove
valuable in the fight against the Dark Lord of Mordor. Finding the Dwarf
proves to be a matter of very little difficult, but gaining the information
he can provide proves to be a greater challenge…The sixty cards of Trouble in Tharbad introduce a new hero, three copies of each new player card, and scenario
in which your heroes must help Nalir extricate himself from the unfortunate
predicament into which he has placed himself. You must battle Orcs, slip
through abandoned streets, and seek to elude the spies from Mordor who have
also taken an interest in the Dwarf and his information. Additionally, Trouble in Tharbad adds more support for the Silvan and Gondor traits, the Doomed X keyword, decks that keep their threat levels at
twenty or below, and more!This is not a stand-alone deck. A copy of The Lord of the Rings: The Core Set and The Lord of the Rings: The Voice of Isengard are required to play.